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*NYSC ANAMBRA COORDINATOR CHARGES OUTGOING CORPS MEMBERS TO UPHOLD SCHEME’S IDEALS, EMBRACE ENTREPRENEURSHIP* The Anambra State Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC), Mrs Pauline Ojisua, has charged outgoing corps members to uphold the ideals of the Scheme, remain patriotic and use the skills acquired during their service year to create jobs and contribute to national development. Mrs Ojisua gave the charge on Thursday, October 29, 2026, during the low-key Passing-Out Ceremony for the 2025 Batch C Stream I corps members across Anambra State, where 1,190 corps members received their Certificates of National Service (CNS). The State Coordinator, who monitored the exercise in Awka South Local Government Area, reminded the outgoing corps members that completing their national service was not the end of their journey but a foundation for greater responsibilities and future achievements. She urged them to remain worthy ambassadors of the NYSC wherever life takes them, stressing that some of them could rise to become presidents, governors, captains of industry and local government chairmen. “You are ambassadors of the NYSC. Some of you will become presidents, governors, captains of industry and local government chairmen. Wherever you find yourselves, remember the ideals of the Scheme, particularly patriotism, selfless service, national unity and integration,” she said. Mrs Ojisua also admonished the corps members against abandoning the skills they acquired through the NYSC Skill Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme, urging them to embrace entrepreneurship, self-reliance and wealth creation. She noted that the scarcity of white-collar jobs made it necessary for young graduates to think creatively, develop their entrepreneurial abilities and explore opportunities to create employment for themselves and others. “Remember the SAED training you underwent and utilise it to create jobs and contribute to national growth. When you move forward in life, remember that the NYSC was part of your journey of growth,” she added. The State Coordinator further urged the outgoing corps members to sustain their contributions to community development and nation-building, reminding them that the values acquired during their service year should continue to guide their conduct after leaving the Scheme. The ceremony supervised by Mr Macaulay Deputy Director NYSC headquarterswas held simultaneously at NYSC zonal offices in Awka, Aguata, Onitsha and Nnewi, as well as designated local government secretariats across the state. Meanwhile, six corps members were placed on extension of service over disciplinary issues, underscoring the importance of discipline and compliance with the Scheme’s regulations. The presentation of the Certificates of National Service formally marked the completion of national service for the 2025 Batch C Stream I corps members in Anambra State.

805 CORPS MEMBERS COMPLETE SERVICE IN GOMBE, CHARGED TO EMBRACE ENTREPRENEURSHIP The National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Gombe State has bid farewell to 805 Corps Members of the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Stream I following the successful completion of their one-year mandatory national service. The State Coordinator, Chinwe Nnenna Nwachuku, gave the charge during her farewell address to the outgoing Corps Members, commending their selfless contributions to education, healthcare and community infrastructure through the Community Development Service (CDS). She particularly lauded their interventions under the Health Initiative for Rural Dwellers (HIRD), noting that their efforts had improved access to essential health services and enhanced the well-being of host communities across the State. Against the backdrop of limited white-collar opportunities, Nwachuku urged the Corps Members to leverage the skills acquired through the Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme to establish businesses, create jobs and attain financial independence. She also drew their attention to the forthcoming 2027 general elections, noting that some of them may be engaged by the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC) as ad hoc staff. She charged them to remain strictly apolitical and to discharge any electoral responsibility with integrity, impartiality and professionalism to safeguard the credibility of the electoral process and the image of the Scheme. The Coordinator further admonished them to remain vigilant, security-conscious and patriotic in their future endeavours, while acknowledging the sacrifices of parents, guardians and other stakeholders who supported them throughout their service year. She appreciated the outgoing Corps Members for their service to Gombe State and wished them safe journeys and success in the next phase of their lives. The low-key Passing-Out marks the completion of their national assignment and their transition into the larger society, where they are expected to deploy the experience and skills gained during the service year for personal development and national progress.

STATE COORDINATOR NYSC AKWA IBOM ENJOINS 2025 BATCH C PASSING OUT CORPS MEMBERS TO CONTIUNE TO UPHOLD THE VALUES AND SKILLS. 2025 Batch C Corps members have been enjoined to continue to uphold the values of the NYSC as great ambassadors of the scheme. They have also been urged to put to active use the various skills they acquired during In -Camp and Post - Camp training of the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Enterprenureship Development ( SAED) programme. The State Coordinator, Mrs Ngozi Rosemary Akuagbaogu gave gave this charge during the Low - key passing out ceremony of 2025 Batch C Corps members in Akwa Ibom state. She emphasized that Ex - Corps members who took positive advantage of the NYSC SAED training platforms have become self- reliant and employers of labour instead of roaming the streets in search of onon- existing white collar jobs. She was represented by the Assistant Director, Community Development Service ( CDS), Mr. Femi Festus. The State Coordinator commended them for their quality service to the nation in Akwa Ibom state and wished them fruitful post service years. The Acting Director , NYSC South South Area Office 2 was represented by a Deputy Director, Mr. Barnax Ulonene. Highlights of the low- key passing out ceremony were presentation of commendation letter to a Corps member Onugen Abba Egwu ( AK/ 25C/0340) who distinguished herself during the service year and distribution of Certificates of National Service (CNS) to deserving Corps members.

*USE YOUR GOD-GIVEN ENERGY TO BECOME SUCCESSFUL IN LIFE, TYOYER URGES CORPS MEMBERS* The NYSC Sokoto State Coordinator, Mr Tyoyer Gabriel, has urged the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps Members to harness their God-given energy, talents and wisdom to become productive citizens and make meaningful contributions to society. He gave the advice during the low-key passing-out ceremony, held at the NYSC Secretariat, Kalambaina, Sokoto. Mr Gabriel advised the Corps Members to combine their academic qualifications and Certificates of National Service with their God-given abilities, determination and creativity to achieve success in life. He noted that, in view of the prevailing scarcity of employment opportunities in the country, the Corps Members should take advantage of the post-service period to create jobs by applying the skills and experience acquired through the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme. “You are expected to become self-employed through the vocational skills you have acquired. Do not allow your certificates to deceive you. Be humble enough to take up any legitimate job that can earn you a living, as this is the time to become independent and stop relying on others,” he advised. The State Coordinator further charged the Corps Members to uphold the good values and virtues they had learnt during their service year, stressing that discipline, integrity and good moral conduct were essential to achieving greatness in life. He congratulated them on the successful completion of their national service and commended those who had distinguished themselves through the execution of impactful Community Development Service (CDS) projects, thereby leaving lasting legacies in their host communities. The ceremony featured the symbolic presentation of Certificates of National Service, letters of commendation , Chairman's Governing Board merit award, and State Honours Award certificates to deserving Corps Members in recognition of their service and outstanding contributions.

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Attention Batch C Stream II, 2026 NYSC PCMs, with call up number i'beg As we anticipate the release of the call-up letters, please stay calm and avoid unnecessary rush or pressure. Here's a gentle reminder to: 1. Confirm the fare and schedule with your chosen transit company as soon as you receive your call-up letter. 2. Note that the orientation camp is set to start on Wednesday as originally scheduled. Registration at the camp will continue until swearing-in day unless there are any changes in the schedule. Prepare well and stay positive. Orientation camp is just around the corner, and Batch C Stream II, 2026 is ready to go. #NYSC360

ORUMBA SOUTH COUNCIL CHAIRMAN ASSURES CORPS MEMBERS OF WELFARE SUPPORT The Chairman of Orumba South Local Government Area, Hon. Shedrack Nzubechukwu Azubuike, has reaffirmed his commitment to the welfare of National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) members serving in the area. He gave the assurance on Wednesday, October 28, 2026, when the Local Government Inspector (LGI), Mrs Anakwuo Beatrice, accompanied by the Corps Liaison Officer (CLO) and two corps members, paid him a courtesy visit. During the visit, Mrs Anakwuo congratulated the Chairman on his re-election and presented a congratulatory letter from the Anambra State NYSC Coordinator, Mrs Pauline Ojisua. In his response, Hon. Azubuike assured the delegation that the welfare of corps members serving in Orumba South would remain a priority throughout his tenure. The visit provided an opportunity to strengthen the relationship between the NYSC and the local government administration and to reinforce the importance of supporting corps members in the discharge of their national service. Report by Anakwuo Beatrice Local Government Inspector Orumba South LGA Nysc Anambra State

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NYSC ENUGU BURSTS INTO CELEBRATION AS STAFF SURPRISE AWOLOLA ON HER BIRTHDAY Amid songs of thanksgiving, surprise gifts, heartfelt prayers and an outpouring of love, the NYSC Enugu State Secretariat was filled with excitement as staff gathered to celebrate the birthday of the State Coordinator, Mrs Oluwakemi Awolola. Beyond the festivities, the celebration provided an opportunity to appreciate her leadership and commitment to the growth of the Scheme in Enugu State. The presentation of surprise gifts, accompanied by birthday songs and goodwill messages, added colour to the occasion as participants prayed for her continued good health, wisdom, strength and success. Visibly touched by the outpouring of affection, Mrs Awolola expressed profound gratitude to everyone for their support, dedication, confidence and commitment. She appreciated them for standing by her through challenging moments, noting that despite occasional differences and the demands of leadership, their willingness to remain united and work together had strengthened their bond. Emphasising the value of personal growth, she encouraged staff and corps members to remain teachable, listen to instructions and embrace corrections, stressing that these qualities foster improvement and help individuals become better. In a further demonstration of gratitude and goodwill, the State Coordinator offered prayers for everyone present, asking God to bless them with priceless gifts, particularly life and good health, as well as peace, pleasant surprises, divine favour and a fruitful season of harvest. She prayed that their long-awaited rewards, benefits and breakthroughs would come with ease and that God's love would continually surround them. Her prayers received resounding responses of “Amen”. Following the heartfelt prayers, the celebration proceeded with the ceremonial cutting of the birthday cake, followed by a group photograph featuring the State Coordinator and staff . The festivities continued with refreshments and shared moments of joy, bringing the gathering to a memorable close. Ultimately, the occasion reinforced the spirit of love, gratitude and togetherness within the NYSC Enugu family, as staff wished Mrs Awolola greater wisdom, sound health, renewed strength and many more fulfilling years of impactful service. #nyscnigeria #happybirthday #birthdaycelebration #enugu #nyscenugu #NYSC #statecordinator #enugustate

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The NYSC Lagos State Coordinator, Mrs. Christiana Salmwang, Management, Staff and Corps Members of NYSC Lagos, heartily congratulates the 2025 Batch C Corps Members on their Passing-Out from the National Youth Service. You came, served and conquered. Go forth, excel and make a lasting impact. May God guide your steps and bless your future endeavours. #NYSCLagos #2025BatchC #PassingOutParade

A TOUCH OF HUMANITY: NYSC CORPS MEMBER RETICULATES WATER INTO EKULU PRIMARY SCHOOL AS A PERSONAL CDS PROJECT In a heartwarming demonstration of selflessness, a National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) member, Onyedikachi Stephen Anya (EN/25C/0494), has extended an existing water supply to Ekulu Primary School, GRA, Enugu State, improving access to water and promoting better hygiene and sanitation. The Personal Community Development Service (CDS) project was commissioned in the presence of the NYSC Enugu State Coordinator, Mrs Oluwakemi Awolola, other Scheme officials, the school's headteacher, Mrs Eunice Chime, staff and pupils. Explaining his motivation, Anya disclosed that while serving at the school, he observed pupils leaving the premises during breaks to fetch water. They sometimes faced restrictions from security personnel and risked danger crossing the road. He also noted that water scarcity hindered drinking, classroom and restroom cleaning, toilet flushing, and proper sanitation, with some pupils reportedly defecating in the surrounding area. Moved by these challenges, he extended the existing water supply into the school, expressing gratitude to God for the project's successful completion and the relief it would bring to the pupils. Commending the intervention, the headteacher described it as a thoughtful contribution to the school's development that would significantly benefit both pupils and staff. Similarly, Mrs Awolola praised Anya's resilience, dedication and commitment, describing the project as a practical demonstration of NYSC's community development mandate. She explained that Corps Members are encouraged during their three-week orientation course to identify the felt needs of their host communities and create lasting legacies through CDS, one of the Scheme's cardinal programmes. The State Coordinator noted that the project would spare pupils the risks associated with crossing the road to access water. She urged the school authorities to maintain the facility to ensure its continued functionality and benefit future generations. Through this intervention, Anya has demonstrated how individual initiative and compassion can address community needs and translate the NYSC CDS mandate into meaningful, lasting impact. #NYSC #nyscenugu #enugu #birthdaycelebration #happybirthday #nyscnigeria #statecordinator #enugustate

NATIONAL RECOGNITION! NEMA, NYSC ADAMAWA CELEBRATE TWO OUTSTANDING CORPS MEMBERS Excellence in service deserves recognition! The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), Adamawa State Operations Office, on Wednesday, 28 October 2026, visited the NYSC Adamawa State Coordinator, Mrs Osoroh Caroline Chinedu, to strengthen the existing partnership between both organisations. Led by its Head of Operations, Mr Ladan Ayuba, the NEMA team presented awards to two corps members serving with the Disaster Management CDS Group: Rabiu Musa Usman of GDSS Doubleli and Abiola Olamide Zion of GJSS Numan, who were recognised in NEMA's 2026 nationwide essay competition. One emerged as the second-best nationwide, while the other was also selected for an award. The awards, commendation letters and cash prizes previously credited to the awardees' accounts were presented to the State Coordinator for onward presentation to the deserving corps members. Mrs Osoroh congratulated the awardees and commended NEMA for providing a platform for young people to showcase their talents and contribute to disaster management. She also called for stronger collaboration to equip more corps members with practical skills in disaster preparedness, emergency response and humanitarian services. The recognition highlights the commitment of NYSC Adamawa State to youth development, impactful community service and strategic partnerships that promote national development. Congratulations to our outstanding corps members! Your achievement makes NYSC Adamawa State proud. #NYSCAdamawaStateOfficial #NEMA #NationalService #YouthEmpowerment #CommunityDevelopment

NYSC Director-General's Farewell Message To The 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps Members On behalf of the NYSC family, I extend my heartfelt congratulations to the 2025 Batch ‘C’ Corps Members on your remarkable achievement in completing your national service. You have answered the call to serve with courage, passion, and an unwavering commitment to the ideals of our great nation. Your patriotism, resilience, selfless service, and unwavering dedication have inspired hope and set a shining example for others to emulate. You have shown that the true spirit of service lies in giving your best for the greater good. The impactful projects you initiated and the lives you touched in your host communities will forever be etched in the heart of our nation’s story. Your legacy of service will inspire generations yet unborn. As you transition into the next phase of your journey, I encourage you to boldly harness the knowledge and skills gained through the NYSC Skills Acquisition and Entrepreneurship Development (SAED) programme. Be pioneers—forge new paths, create opportunities, and become beacons of hope for others. Let the NYSC’s core values—patriotism, integrity, efficiency, commitment, teamwork, and self-reliance—be your compass as you chart bold new courses, overcome challenges, and reach for your highest aspirations. Uphold these values in all you do, and strive for leadership wherever you find yourself—so that you may become architects of unity, progress, and national development. May your journey ahead be bright, purposeful, and filled with success and fulfillment. Go forth and make your mark on the world. Nigeria is ours, Nigeria we serve. Once again, congratulations and best wishes! I love you all!